Why was Marx right?
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In this book, Teria Igelton assumes the task of dispelled the belief that Marxism has outlived himself. Igelton takes ten most common objections against Marxism: that Marxism leads to political tyranny, that Marxism is a form of historical determinism and so on. Igelton demonstrates that all these statements, just a woeful parody of the thought of Marx himself.
In the world in which capitalism was shocked to its roots with crises, why Marx was right is a necessary and timely, brave and honest book. Written with the traditional Igalton humor, severity and clarity, this book will attract readers from among the far beyond the limits of scientific circles. Terry Igalton is a Catholic from the working class, who became a Marxist, Terry Ignon is one of the most influential literary critics and philosophers of Great Britain, a former influential teacher and activist in the heart of the Oxford establishment. Now he is a well -deserved professor at the University of Lanchester and lives in Dublin
In the world in which capitalism was shocked to its roots with crises, why Marx was right is a necessary and timely, brave and honest book. Written with the traditional Igalton humor, severity and clarity, this book will attract readers from among the far beyond the limits of scientific circles. Terry Igalton is a Catholic from the working class, who became a Marxist, Terry Ignon is one of the most influential literary critics and philosophers of Great Britain, a former influential teacher and activist in the heart of the Oxford establishment. Now he is a well -deserved professor at the University of Lanchester and lives in Dublin
Author:
Author:Iglton T.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Politics & Social Science
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-904946-77-7
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